How to send text to a any cell phone
How to send text to a any cell phone
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SMS email on your phone! All you need to know is your cell phone's
email address. Most carriers have "SMS gateways" which take email
messages from the Internet and deliver them to their customers'
cell phones as SMS text messages. In UK you can send texts to home
phones. BT calls you and a computer reads it out quite well:
http://www.fixedtext.com/.
Alltel
[10-digit phone number]@message.alltel.com
Example: 2125551212@message.alltel.com
AT&T (formerly Cingular)
[10-digit phone number]@txt.att.net
Example: 2125551212@txt.att.net
Boost Mobile
[10-digit phone number]@myboostmobile.com
Example: 2125551212@myboostmobile.com
Nextel (now part of Sprint Nextel)
[10-digit telephone number]@messaging.nextel.com
Example: 7035551234@messaging.nextel.com
Sprint PCS (now Sprint Nextel)
[10-digit phone number]@messaging.sprintpcs.com
Example: 2125551234@messaging.sprintpcs.com
T-Mobile
[10-digit phone number]@tmomail.net
Example: 4251234567@tmomail.net
Verizon
[10-digit phone number]@vtext.com
Example: 5552223333@vtext.com
Virgin Mobile USA
[10-digit phone number]@vmobl.com
Example: 5551234567@vmobl.com
How to Stop Verizon from giving your information to vendors
How to Limit the Sharing and Use of Your Information You have
choices about how Verizon shares and uses information.
What can I do if I think my privacy rights have been
violated?
Verizon takes your privacy rights very seriously. If you believe
that your privacy rights have been violated, please contact us
immediately. We will take immediate steps to address your
concerns. If you believe that you have been aggrieved as a result
of our violation of the Cable Act, you may enforce the limitations
imposed on us by the Cable Act through a civil lawsuit seeking
damages, attorney's fees, and litigation costs. Other rights and
remedies may be available to you under federal or other applicable
laws as well.
Customer Proprietary Network Information (CPNI):
You may choose whether to allow Verizon to share your CPNI within
the Verizon family of companies for marketing categories of
services other than those you currently have. This choice will
remain in effect unless you change it. Verizon customers who do
not want their landline CPNI data shared with affiliated companies
may call us at the
state-specific toll-free telephone number
we provide. Verizon Wireless mass-market customers who do not want
their wireless CPNI data shared with affiliated companies may call
1-800-333-9956 and follow the voice prompts. National and major
account customers of Verizon Wireless and corporate and government
customers of Verizon Business in the United States may decline or
withdraw CPNI consent by following the instructions in their
service agreements or CPNI consent forms with Verizon Wireless or
Verizon Business.
Telemarketing:
Federal "Do Not Call" laws allow you to place residential landline
and wireless phone numbers on the National Do Not Call Registry to
prevent telemarketing calls to those numbers. If you would like to
add your numbers to this list, you may do so by calling
1-888-382-1222, or by visiting
www.donotcall.gov
.
You should be aware that even if you add your number(s) to the
federal or a state Do Not Call list, most telemarketing laws allow
companies to contact their own customers. If at any time you would
like to be removed from Verizon's residential telemarketing list,
please let us know by contacting a Verizon customer service
representative at 1-800-VERIZON. Verizon Wireless maintains its
own separate Do Not Call list. If you would like to be removed
from the Verizon Wireless telemarketing list, please let us know
by contacting a Verizon Wireless customer service representative
at 1-800-922-0204. Please allow 30 days for your telephone number
to be removed from any sales programs that are currently underway.
Marketing Email, Postal Mail and Door-to-Door Calls:
You may opt out of receiving marketing-related emails from Verizon
by visiting our "
Unsubscribe
" site and providing the requested information. You may opt out of
receiving marketing-related emails from Verizon Wireless by
contacting a Verizon Wireless customer service representative at
1-800-922-0204. You may also opt out of receiving
marketing-related emails by following the unsubscribe instructions
at the bottom of any marketing email you receive from Verizon or
Verizon Wireless.
You may opt out of receiving marketing-related postal mailings or
prevent door-to-door marketing solicitations from Verizon by
calling a customer service representative at 1-800-VERIZON. You
may opt out of receiving marketing-related postal mailing or
prevent text message marketing by Verizon Wireless by calling a
Verizon Wireless customer service representative at
1-800-922-0204. Text message solicitations from Verizon Wireless
also contain an "unsubscribe" feature that you can use to prevent
any further text message marketing messages from us.
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How to turn off Verizon voice mail
Voice Mail is an included feature that is typically added to your
account when you first activate service.
Turn off Verizon voice mail
so that all unanswered calls go directly to your answering
machine.
Call Verizon and have the voice mail turned off. It took
approximately two days. They do NOT charge for this!
If you do not want to use you voice mail is log in to you voice
mail system by calling the access number and change the ring count
to 8 then turn on you answering machine and setup the ring count
lower then what you have have set on the Verizon mail.
Since the Verizon Voicemail will answer calls to you number when you are using your phone, a second incoming call to your number while your own answering machine is taking a message WILL BE forwarded the the Verizon Voicemail system --possibly giving you recorded messages in 2 places. Note that each increase in the ring count will add 6 seconds to the amount of time it takes to forward the call to the Verizon Voicemail system.
If you really don't what the Verizon Voicemail system which can handle multiple calls simultanteously (something you own answering machine cannot do), your only option is to phone Verizon's business office and request that they remove the Verizon Voicemail service from your line.
http://www22.verizon.com/Residential/Support/contactus/To access your voice mailbox:
- Press *VM (*86) and SEND.
-
Follow the prompts to enter your password and retrieve your
messages.
NOTE: If you hear your own system greeting when you dial *VM (*86), press # to interrupt it and follow the prompts to enter your password.
- Dial your mobile number.
- Press # to interrupt the greeting and follow the prompts to enter your password and retrieve messages.
| 1 = Rewind | 6 = Faster |
| 1 - 1 = Rewind to beginning of message | 7 = Delete Message* |
| 2 = Pause | 9 = Save Message* |
| 3 = Fast Forward | * = Cancel/Exit |
| 3- 3 = Fast Forward to end of message | 0 = Help |
| 4 = Slower | # = Finish/Skip |
| 5 = Envelope Info (date/time message was sent) |
After listening to a message, press:
| 6 = Forward |
| 7 = Delete |
| 8 = Reply** |
| 9 = Save |
| 0 = Help |